WorksheetsSpecial Education Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is one of the perspectives on labeling and classification?
It is simple and straightforward
It involves complex issues
It is universally accepted
It is irrelevant to education
What did one state law allow schools to do to children physically or mentally incapacitated for school work?
Provide them with special education.
Refuse to serve them.
Enroll them in regular classes.
Offer them scholarships.
What is the implication of describing a child as a "physically handicapped boy"?
It highlights their academic skills.
It suggests the disability is the most important thing.
It focuses on their personality.
It emphasizes their social skills.
In 1913, what did the Commission for the Care of the Feeble-Minded determine about individuals with significant disabilities?
They were considered fit for citizenship.
They were considered unfit for citizenship.
They were given special education opportunities.
They were integrated into regular schools.
What labels were given to individuals with significant disabilities in 1913?
Genius, talented, gifted
Imbecile, insane, epileptic
Intelligent, capable, skilled
Normal, average, typical
What does the text suggest about a child with disabilities being turned away from school?
It is acceptable.
It is no longer acceptable.
It is encouraged.
It is mandatory.
What was the impact of the 1990 amendments to PL 94-142?
It had no impact.
It renamed the law to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act.
It excluded more children from public schools.
It reduced funding for special education.
What must all tests be administered in according to IDEA?
English only
The child's native language
The most common language in the area
The language chosen by the school
What is the primary concern of the law regarding people with disabilities?
Providing employment opportunities
Treating them as full citizens with the same rights
Offering free healthcare
Ensuring housing facilities
Who provides Counseling Services according to the IDEA definition?
Qualified social workers, psychologists, guidance counselors
Doctors and nurses
Teachers and principals
Parents and guardians
Who provides Medical Services according to the IDEA definition?
A licensed physician
A school nurse
A physical therapist
A nutritionist
What is one of the roles of Occupational Therapy?
Improving ability to perform tasks for independent functioning
Teaching music
Conducting sports events
Organizing field trips
What is a part of social work services in schools?
Preparing a social or developmental history
Administering psychological tests
Providing transportation
Speech therapy
What is the first step in speech-language pathology services?
Counseling parents
Identification of children with impairments
Providing transportation
Administering psychological tests
What is the purpose of assistive technology in schools for students with disabilities?
To replace teachers.
To enlarge printed material for better access.
To entertain students.
To reduce the need for textbooks.
